Conceive and Discover

Conceive

Conceive verb - To form a mental picture of.

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Discover and conceive are semantically related in initiate topic. In some cases you can use "Discover" instead a verb "Conceive".

Nearby Words: conception, conceit, concept, conceivable, conceiving

Discover

Discover verb - Make a discovery, make a new finding.

Usage example: Roentgen discovered X-rays

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Conceive and discover are semantically related in find topic. Sometimes you can use "Conceive" instead a verb "Discover", if it concerns topics such as initiate.

Nearby Words: discovered, discovery, discovering, discoverable, discoverer

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Common collocations

character	conceive character	discover character
life	conceive life	discover life
reason	conceive reason	discover reason
fate	conceive fate	discover fate
Other words: way, plan, technology, magic, existence, reasons.

Both words in one sentence

When they were blissfully happy together, they struggled to conceive, only for her to discover that she was pregnant just after he resigned in disgrace and left town.

Source: Law of Inverse Fertility
However, after she learns Chandler's more than ready to have children with her, they discover they each have fertility problems and that it'll be very unlikely that they could ever conceive naturally, making them the second couple that wants children but can't have them.

Source: Law of Inverse Fertility

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